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By Malcolm X Abram
Beacon Journal pop music writer
POSTED: 01:04 p.m. EST, Jan 12, 2009
LiveNation announced today that Billy Joel and Elton John are bringing their 2009 Face 2 Face tour to Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena on May 23.
The pair of piano men have toured together periodically since 1994.
The current iteration of the Face 2 Face tour will follow the format of previous versions, featuring Joel and John opening the show together, playing twin pianos in a series of duets. Each artist then will perform a set with his own band, followed by a grand finale featuring both artists and their bands onstage.
Tickets for the concert are $51.50, $100 and $180 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at all Ticketmaster locations and Livenation.com.
LiveNation announced today that Billy Joel and Elton John are bringing their 2009 Face 2 Face tour to Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena on May 23.
The pair of piano men have toured together periodically since 1994.
The current iteration of the Face 2 Face tour will follow the format of previous versions, featuring Joel and John opening the show together, playing twin pianos in a series of duets. Each artist then will perform a set with his own band, followed by a grand finale featuring both artists and their bands onstage.
Tickets for the concert are $51.50, $100 and $180 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at all Ticketmaster locations and Livenation.com.
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